A new kitchen
starts at the
front.

Every kitchen is different, so the investment varies with kitchen size, the front style and finish you choose, hardware, storage upgrades, countertop coordination, and any layout changes. Get the look and function of new cabinetry without the cost, demolition, and disruption of a full cabinet replacement. Your free in-home estimate is where we establish the exact scope and pricing for your kitchen — with no obligation.

Not in the traditional sense. Traditional veneer refacing applies a veneer layer to the exposed cabinet frames. Instead, we professionally prepare and paint the exposed frames and replace the doors and drawer fronts with full-overlay PET fronts. We call it a full-overlay conversion.

PET is the finished surface used on the new doors and drawer fronts. It comes in a wide range of modern finishes — matte solids, natural woodgrains, and high-gloss Reflekt — and it’s the smooth face you see and touch every day.

Full overlay means the doors and drawer fronts cover most of the cabinet face, leaving only a small, even gap between them. The result is a cleaner, more modern look than styles that show more of the frame.

Yes. We professionally prepare and paint the exposed cabinet frames — the real frames — rather than applying veneer, so they coordinate with your new full-overlay fronts.

Yes, where you choose to. New drawer boxes, glides, and concealed soft-close hinges are optional upgrades that improve how your kitchen works, not just how it looks. We can also add functional storage — pull-out waste systems, Le Mans corner systems, lazy susans, roll-out trays, and drawer inserts — where your cabinets allow. We’ll review the options during your in-home estimate.

In many cases, yes. Beyond the full-overlay conversion, we can consider select cabinet additions, cabinet modifications, and partial layout changes — and select new cabinets where the layout needs more than a front conversion. What’s practical depends on the condition, dimensions, and configuration of your existing cabinetry, which we review during the free in-home estimate.

Yes. If you’re thinking about new countertops as part of the update, ask during your in-home estimate and we can coordinate countertop options alongside the rest of your kitchen plan, so the fronts, frames, and surfaces work together.

We do. A MOD Fronts designer visits your home, inspects your cabinet boxes, and professionally measures and engineers the full-overlay conversion. You never submit measurements yourself.

Usually, yes. If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, we keep them in place and build the conversion around them. We confirm this during the in-home inspection before any work is scheduled.

Your custom full-overlay doors and drawer fronts are made in Denver by a specialized manufacturing partner, built to your exact openings. MOD Fronts designs, measures, and coordinates the project.

MOD Fronts is serving Northern Colorado and expanding. If you don’t see your city yet, request your city and we’ll reach out as we expand. You can also call us at 970-512-7835.